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Agenda
The EU Policy context
The EU Bioeconomy Strategy & Action Plan
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Bioeconomy: the EU Strategy
European Commission Communication on
Innovating for Sustainable Growth:
A Bioeconomy for Europe
13 February 2012 Adoption and presentation by the European Commission
15 February 2012 Presentation to the European Council Research Working Party
21 February 2012 Presentation to the Competitiveness Council (lunch debate)
26-28 March 2012 Danish Presidency - associated
Conference
“Bioeconomy in Action”
The Bioeconomy: An EU priority
EU 2020 Strategy:
Smart growth
Sustainable Growth
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Inclusive Growth
a sustainable
Bioeconomy for
Europe Innovation Union:
Turning innovative
ideas into products
and processes for
growth and job
creation.
Bioeconomy
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In 2010, the Bioeconomy represented :
– 2 trillion € annual turnover
– 1 trillion € value added, ±9 % GDP
– 22 million jobs, ± 9% of the EU's workforce
Sector Annual turnover (bil€) Employment
Food 965 4,400
Agriculture 381 12,000
Paper/Pulp 375 1,800
Forestry/Wood ind. 269 3,000
Fisheries and Aquaculture 32 500
Bio-based industries
• Bio-chemicals and plastics 50 (est.) 150 (est.)
▪ Enzymes 0.8 (est.) 5 (est.)
• Biofuels 6 150
Total 2,078 22,005
Bioeconomy
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By 2025, € 4.7 billion research funding associated to the Bioeconomy under Horizon 2020
will generate high impacts on European economies:
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Further growth is expected from other – direct and indirect – public and private investments in all
parts of the bioeconomy.
EU Bioeconomy Strategy
Using biological resources
to produce more and better, from less
Sustainable use and optimised production of renewable biological resources from land and sea, in
agriculture, forestry, fisheries and aquaculture…
…and processing these renewable resources and waste streams into value added bio-based products in
the food, energy and manufacturing industries.
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Bioeconomy Strategy:
Why is it important?
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• Ensuring food security
• Managing natural resources sustainably
• Reducing dependence on non-renewable resources
• Mitigating and adapting to climate change
• Supporting new bio-based industries, producing new bio-based
products and greening the industry
• Creating jobs, maintaining EU competitiveness and boosting
sustainable growth
Shifting towards Horizon 2020
FP7 Cooperation Theme 2
€1,9 Billon
for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries and Biotechnologies
WP2013,
bridging with Horizon 2020:
• Tackling priorities, in a challenge-based approach
• Supporting Innovation, with closer to marketactivities
• Supporting SME participation
• Favouring bottom-up approaches
Proposal for Horizon 2020
€4,7 Billon for tackling EU bioeconomy challenges (+150%)
€ 600 Million for fostering EU industrial leadership in biotechnologies
FP7-Co-operation Theme 2
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